Unions, business in rare alliance against Eskom
It's not often a union like Numsa joins hands with the business community; but it is as it seeks to oppose common enemy Eskom.
Eskom must be allowed to earn profit: Eberhard
Past electricity tariff increases given to Eskom were justified, said Anton Eberhard who added the utility was required to make a profit for its own capital requirements.
Eskom defends 16% tariff increase application
The Independent Democrats-Democratic Alliance has joined the chorus of critics who say Eskom's power tariff application is excessive.
SA ships most coal since 2006: RBCT
Richards Bay Coal Terminal exported the most coal in more than six years, according to RBCT data
BHE wins approval for $100m CoAL deal
Coal of Africa said regulatory approvals had been won for the strategic investment of China's Beijing Haohua Energy which will see it own about 24% of the company.
CoAL secures offtake with Vitol
Coal of Africa has agreed to supply Vitol and eased its financing burden in which it is not required to pay for its share of a port expansion at Maputo.
Zesco to build $249.3m power line
Zambia's state-owned power company is to build a $249.m power line supplying 330Kv in electricity to mines in the region including Barrick Gold's Lumwana.
Range River in R270m Firestone Energy bid
Range River Gold has made a share-based offer for Firestone Energy which has urged shareholders to do nothing until a bidder's statement is lodged.
SA coal price spurt lowers RBCT stocks
South African coal export prices recovered as much as 17% in the last month which contributed towards higher offtake and a lowering in stocks at RBCT, data shows.
CoAL confirms split with Mapungubwe coalition
Coal of Africa confirms the Coalition, a grouping of environmentalists opposed to its mining at Vele Colliery in Limpopo province had withdrawn from an agreement.